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The Question of Death
By Justme After the recent ‘disaster’ in Japan there has been a lot of discussion and questioning. Some discussions have raised an ever re-appearing question ” Why has God allowed this disaster to happen? ” There is plenty of evidence … Continue reading
Anguish
For our brothers & sisters in the Middle East R. Wagner: Wesendonck Lieder Cheryl Studer; G. Sinopoli Schmerzen Anguish Sonne, weinest jeden Abend Dir die schönen Augen rot, Wenn im Meeresspiegel badend Dich erreicht der frühe Tod; Doch erstehst in … Continue reading
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Tagged death, Middle East, Richard Wagner, Wesendonck Lieder
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Come sweet hour of death
Cantata BWV 161 Komm du süße Todesstunde Come Sweet Hour of Death Komm, du süße Todesstunde, Come, sweet hour of death, Da mein Geist when my spirit Honig speist feeds on honey Aus des Löwen Munde; from the lion’s … Continue reading
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Tagged Bach, cantata, death, Musica Sacra
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Come, sweet death
Franz Schubert left this world when he was only 31 years old. A few months before his death, in the summer of 1828, he composed his final instrumental work, the String Quintett in C Major. At the time … Continue reading
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Tagged Cello, death, Franz Schubert, longing, Musical composition, pain
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A song of suffering
At the same time Beethoven was at the pinnacle of his creative powers, despite his deafness and failing health, another composer faced disease, poverty and death in the imperial city of Vienna: Franz Schubert (b 1797 d 1828) 1823 was … Continue reading
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Tagged death, der Doppelgänger, disease, Franz Schubert, Heinrich Heine, process of awakening, suffering, Transcendence
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On the sofa with Amy
A conversation between Amy and Michaela M: Hello Amy, I am here. It’s a nice and clear morning in Vienna. How are you ? A: Good morning! Happy Friday. I’m settled into bed with my laptop after another extraordinary day … Continue reading






